Level 2 path
Policy, access control, incident response, configuration management, and evidence capture are tracked against the expected CUI operating boundary.
Compliance posture
Security is part ofthe architecture.
AAIS is designed for CUI-aware defense engagement, edge-native operation, supply-chain traceability, model provenance, and commander-controlled safety boundaries.
Control map
Built for defense evidence.Not retrofitted later.
252.204-7012 posture
Security incident handling, controlled information protection, and flow-down expectations are treated as engagement requirements.
IL4 / IL5 alignment
The critical path is edge-first, but cloud-connected reporting and fleet learning are scoped against IL4 / IL5 expectations when required.
Component traceability
Hardware, container images, libraries, and model artifacts are versioned for review, reproduction, and sponsor audit.
Lineage metadata
Each inference can carry model version, calibration set, evidence weights, confidence tensors, and stress-test outcome.
CUI-aware intake
The public briefing form requests context only. Sensitive payload exchange is deferred until an approved transfer path exists.
Safety architecture
Autonomy decreases asabstraction rises.
AAIS separates inference, stress testing, logistics staging, and authorization. The commander receives the verified package. The system does not authorize kinetic action.
01Specialized agents
Each agent owns one modality and emits structured hypotheses only.
02Adversarial stress teams
Counter-hypothesis, calibration, and evidence-integrity checks run before escalation.
03ELA staging
Logistics are prepared as read-only options with provenance and confidence.
04Command authorization
Human authorization remains the only write into the response chain.
Briefing-form data handling
Email-only intake.No Supabase runtime.
The deployed request form sends submissions through FormSubmit to sid.vemuri@aerialai.solutions. The active static runtime does not load a Supabase CDN, does not write to a database, and does not require visitors to provide sensitive payloads.
Do sendMission domain, timeline, operating constraints, and a contact path.
Do not sendClassified details, controlled technical data, source datasets, or operational secrets through the public form.
Next stepAAIS establishes the approved transfer boundary before any sensitive exchange.
Compliance-scoped briefing
Start with the boundary.Then scope the mission.
Share the security class, deployment environment, and sponsor constraints. AAIS returns an evidence plan matched to the control posture.